Programming
The Fredericton Botanic Garden is about more than just gardens; it’s about community. Although the Garden is an excellent place for quiet solitude and reflection, it can also be a place of friendship, companionship, and community.
Throughout the year, we offer a variety of workshops, events, walks, and talks, in the Garden, the Resource Centre, and the Greenhouses. Garden members benefit from advance registration and if there is a cost, it is reduced for them.
Watch this space and our social media, for frequent updates and additions to our programming.
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Events
Calendar of Events
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2 events,This design presents a series of hand-formed clay vessels, each crafted with organic shapes and pockets to hold found objects...  Hayley Monroe is a painter and printmaker who works primarily with oil paint and linoleum block printing... | 1 event, | 1 event, | ||||
2 events, Greg Charleton is a multidisciplinary visual artist who concentrates on themes involving time, place and change through drawing, painting and site specific sculptural installation. | ||||||
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2 events, Lisa Robinson is an artist and educator who invites the public to learn alongside her about Odell Park’s biodiversity. She will create works in oil, acrylic, and pencil that celebrate the park’s native trees and plants in different seasons. Lisa’s joyful and vibrant artwork is a catalyst for connection and conservation. | 3 events, -  Bring your garden tools and learn how to keep them clean, sharp, and ready to use! Join Vic Dunphy for a drop-in Garden Tool Cleaning & Maintenance Service on Saturday, August 22, from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm. Vic will guide you through the process so you can learn how to properly clean and maintain […] | |||||
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1 event, | 1 event, | 1 event, | 1 event, | 1 event, | 1 event, | 2 events, The Fredericton Botanic Garden is excited to welcome Riding the Wind II, an interactive public art installation by New Brunswick artist Gary Crosby of Darkwood Woodcarving. On display at the Garden from September 6 to September 20, the installation features 30 large, hand-carved Monarch butterflies and celebrates the beauty and journey of this remarkable endangered […] |